Hello again
I think I am greedy But will ask anyways for your help here again.
I would like Help to design a Working circuit with a PIC chip that will control 5 small LED - 0402 upto 0405. They would be standing up with their backs to eachother in a circle. I would like the circuit to turn on one then off then the next one in the same manner in a circular pattern. I would like to have the ability to alter the flash rate myself, if possible with a pin momentary short etc. I would like the flash pattern to be clockwise.
I need a complete circuit design, as small as possible. This is for remote control 1/16 tank and vehicle use. I have tried with regular IC but unable to get the circuit small enough and light enough to not be a bother. This would work off the receiver power of 5v.
I also need someone willing to program the Small PIC for me, which I will pay for of course. I don`t have the knowledge or skills to program PICs.
Please let me know if there is anyone who can help me with this.
Thanks Again for your help with this.
George
I think I am greedy But will ask anyways for your help here again.
I would like Help to design a Working circuit with a PIC chip that will control 5 small LED - 0402 upto 0405. They would be standing up with their backs to eachother in a circle. I would like the circuit to turn on one then off then the next one in the same manner in a circular pattern. I would like to have the ability to alter the flash rate myself, if possible with a pin momentary short etc. I would like the flash pattern to be clockwise.
I need a complete circuit design, as small as possible. This is for remote control 1/16 tank and vehicle use. I have tried with regular IC but unable to get the circuit small enough and light enough to not be a bother. This would work off the receiver power of 5v.
I also need someone willing to program the Small PIC for me, which I will pay for of course. I don`t have the knowledge or skills to program PICs.
Please let me know if there is anyone who can help me with this.
Thanks Again for your help with this.
George